Industrial Noise Applications on Environmental XPRT

Noise monitoring for industrial sites

Industrial noise generated from plants, mills, refineries, shipping docks, utilities, and more, impact the quality of the surrounding community. By controlling and monitoring this noise a community and industry can establish a working relationship that will benefit all. An effective noise monitoring program will allow an industrial site to understand the noise sources and time periods that are causing concerns and then develop a plan for mitigation.

By Larson Davis, a division of PCB Piezotronics based in Depew, NEW YORK (USA).

Noise monitoring for the mining industry

The management of noise from mining operations is recognized as a fundamental responsibility of the mining industry. Implementing a noise management system that includes noise surveys, day and night noise mitigation, and some level of noise monitoring is a primary function that is required to meet environmental impact standards in most locations.

By Larson Davis, a division of PCB Piezotronics based in Depew, NEW YORK (USA).

Noise Monitoring for Industry

For Industrial Noise Monitoring applications, Cirrus Environmental can supply a range portable, semi-permanent or permanent noise monitors as well as the MK:427 NoiseSensor for integration into existing data logging systems.

By Cirrus Environmental based in Peterborough, UNITED KINGDOM.

Pulsar noise testing equipment for entertainment noise industry

As of April 2008 the entertainment industry is now expected to comply with ‘The Control of Noise at Work Regulations’. Owners and venue operators are now legally obliged to ensure their workforce is protected from excessive noise levels. To help you understand the key issues, Pulsar Instruments Plc have produced a Free Information Pack detailing the new regulations and offering simple advice and answers to the most commonly asked questions.

By Pulsar Instruments plc based in Filey, UNITED KINGDOM.

Pulsar noise testing equipment for vehicle noise measurement industry

In a world where there is a drive for everything to be quieter, vehicle noise measurement and control is a growing application. If measurements need to be made to ISO 5130:2007, which is an internationally recognised standard for vehicle exhaust noise testing, a more detailed measurement needs to be made. ISO 5130:2007 requires three consecutive measurements to ensure repeatability. These measurements are taken at a specified engine speed, or RPM, and the maximum sound level produced during the test is taken.

By Pulsar Instruments plc based in Filey, UNITED KINGDOM.

Noise monitoring for the construction industry

Whether you are in the city, suburb or at a weekend getaway location, noise is an important factor in determining your quality of life or the success of your business. Many areas have local noise legislation that defines the noise limits that can be produced and experienced during the day or at night. This noise may be generated by vehicle traffic, aircraft, industrial sites, construction projects, entertainment events, or many other activities.

By Larson Davis, a division of PCB Piezotronics based in Depew, NEW YORK (USA).

Noise monitoring for the petrochemical industry

Many industrial operations take place over lengthy time periods and operations often continue 24 hours a day. By implementing a 24 hour noise monitoring system, with real-time communication and alert notification, a plant can demonstrate to the community and regulatory agencies that they are sensitive to the community and prepared to root-cause and correct any problems that may arise.

By Larson Davis, a division of PCB Piezotronics based in Depew, NEW YORK (USA).

Noise monitoring for industrial plant monitoring

Industrial sites are subject to regulations that limit sound and vibration levels at their perimeter and with regard to third parties. The taking of measurements at intervals remains one of the most frequently used methods of evaluating the noise and vibration levels of such sites.

By ACOEM based in Limonest, FRANCE.

Noise and vibration pollution control for mining industry

In a process unique to the mining industry, mineral ore must be extracted and conveyed to a means of transportation in a challenging environment. This involves the use of high-power fixed and mobile equipment with complex kinematics. The entire process is carried out in cyclic and variable operating conditions with significant safety and accessibility constraints. Mining operations are also a source of noise and vibration pollution both for site workers and people in the surrounding area.

By ACOEM based in Limonest, FRANCE.

Noise monitoring for communities

Whether you are in the city, suburb or at a weekend getaway location, noise is an important factor in determining your quality of life or the success of your business. Many areas have local noise legislation that defines the noise limits that can be produced and experienced during the day or at night. This noise may be generated by vehicle traffic, aircraft, industrial sites, construction projects, entertainment events, or many other activities.

By Larson Davis, a division of PCB Piezotronics based in Depew, NEW YORK (USA).

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Sound instrumentation for industrial hygiene

Industrial hygiene is separated into two main applications - Noise at Work and Human Vibration. Norsonic has during the past year expanded the product portfolio to cover both applications. By close cooperation with our customers and health and safety research institutes we have designed a carefully balanced selection of measuring tools and application software that covers both the vibration and noise domain.

By Norsonic AS based in Lierskogen, NORWAY.

Noise and vibration monitoring for iron and steel industry

The infrastructure required by the iron and steel industry is considerable, and includes a variety of rotating machines such as pumps, fans and rolling mills. Processes and operating conditions vary according to the product worked, and may involve cyclic operations, complex facilities, and stringent security and accessibility constraints.

By ACOEM based in Limonest, FRANCE.

Noise and vibration monitoring for oil and gas industry

The oil and gas industry requires major infrastructure in terms of refineries and offshore extraction platforms which operate continuously. A large number of essential rotating machines, structures and piping networks are subjected to high levels of demand in a difficult environment, leading to the potential for breakage.

By ACOEM based in Limonest, FRANCE.

Noise and vibration pollution control for paper industry

The paper industry depends upon a continuous industrial process in which the paper machine is the central factor. This system is based on several variable speed rollers mounted on roller-bearing blocks, and damage to a single block can be enough to shut down production for several hours.

By ACOEM based in Limonest, FRANCE.

Noise and vibration problem solutions for industrial & environmental sector

Acoustic Associates have been involved on numerous large scale projects, in the quarrying, mining, power generation and waste management sectors where the Secretary of State required full Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) to be able to properly assess and balance the suitability and sustainability of large scale developments. Acoustic Associates can provide the noise chapters for these EIA’s and are happy to work in interdisciplinary teams to provide co-ordinated and seamless reports. Acoustic Associates has developed detailed knowledge of the renewable energies sector with particular interest in wind power, bio-generation and waste management projects, where though understanding of the physics of acoustics, the planning environment and commercial constraint need to be brought together.

By Acoustic Associates Sussex Ltd based in Shoreham Airport, UNITED KINGDOM.

Noise and vibration monitoring for nuclear power industry

The nuclear industry must increase the availability and reliability of its power stations whilst ensuring that a high level of safety is maintained. The principal weak points in achieving this objective are the industry`s systems and components.

By ACOEM based in Limonest, FRANCE.

Pulsar noise testing equipment for construction industry

The construction sector and its wide range of associated activities are very varied and from a noise monitoring perspective offer many unique challenges. However, Pulsar Instruments have a solution; a construction Pulsar noise meter with the ability to effectively assess the following two key categories; Noise at Work (potential for noise induced hearing loss due to long term exposure to noisy activities). Environmental Noise (the potential to cause annoyance to surrounding areas or buildings during site work).

By Pulsar Instruments plc based in Filey, UNITED KINGDOM.

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Sound instrumentation for motorsport noise

Norsonic is a world-leading supplier of sound measuring equipment for the motorsport industry. We have a long experience in supplying sound measurement solutions for racetracks, ranging from single noise monitors to large multichannel monitoring solutions with sophisticated reporting system.

By Norsonic AS based in Lierskogen, NORWAY.

Noise monitoring solutions for environmental noise and vibration

Environmental noise is unwanted sound and vibration coming from a plethora of sources, among them industrial plants, road and rail traffic, construction work, and aircraft. Add to these sports events, shooting ranges, leisure parks, etc, and you have noise from many different sources, each with different characteristics and posing specific problems for the professionals who have to assess them. The way the problems are dealt with differs immensely from country to country and is very much dependent on culture, economy and politics. We offer solutions to cover all demands from level checks to in-depth analysis, from measurement or prediction, to post-processing and reporting.

By Brüel & Kjær Sound & Vibration Measurement A/S based in Nærum, DENMARK.

System Integration Noise Solutions

Environmental noise monitors that connect directly to process measurement and control systems. Many industrial plants have a variety of process sensors strategically placed around their site so that safety, environmental impact and efficiency can be monitored and managed, in real time, from one or more control rooms.

By Cirrus Environmental based in Peterborough, UNITED KINGDOM.

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